Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-09-01
MARKETS.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Buggies at o & Smais.
Don't forget the fair.
oh, that watermelon.
Boyd wants to buy hay.
Fair Sept. Is, IA, and 10.
Some farmers still haying.
You can shoot game to-day.
The days are getting shorter,
-Sherlff's sale at Andoyer the Sd.
The militia go to Huron to-day.
Bring your big pumpkin to the
fair.
Lay IN your winters supply Of
coal.
P. ]. Sheldon is in Ashton thi:
week.
-Pressneli is painting his new
shop.
Come and see the races during
the fair.
Not much new wheat market,
ed here.
Boyd will start his hay pres:
this week.
Ducks are not SO abundant this
as last year.
e. W. Small lost a fine colt lasi
week, collie.
Hay rctails IN Minneapolis al
s13 per ton.
John Serery went to Waterfowl
Wednesday.
Abundant growth of grass fol
hay this year.
Are you going to the Minneap,
oils exposition?
Quick sales and small profits al
John Norton's.
Nearly every farmer is looking
for help to stack.
j. NJ. PressneIl was a BrItton
visitor last Friday.
Board of county Commissioners
meet next Monday.
New dress-making establishment
over Norton's store,
Don't ask Elmer what was the
matter with his dog.
Both of the new cleyatora will
be finished this week.
John Norton's one price store i.
the place to buy goods.
Several threshIng outfits were
unloaded here last week.
Wheat win average rs bushel.
to the acre in this county.
j. Alley and W. Z. Stumpf
were in Wauoay, Saturday.
Our farmers are stacking Their
grain, a very sensible thing.
DIR. Harris is getting to th,
front with his new residence.
-Thos. McAllen, of Bristol, tool
dinner at the Prior Saturday.
Il. Sykes, re jolly Boniface, d
Waubay, was in town Friday.
Judge Bryant invaded the CAPT.
tai city of Day, Wednesday.
"A. Ross treated his house TO {
new coat of paint last week.
The frosts of last week did no
hurt the corn in this vicinity.
Mat Reese. brought a fine load
OF cabbage to market Monday.
Col. Lewis, Bristol's live sta.
ton agent, was in town Friday.
The mill is getting most of the
wheat that comes to this market.
FRESH grapes and apples at
Goebel & Kramers.
The freshest groceries and The
best meats at the city meat market
Strong & Miller have contrac.
ted with Boyd for 100 tons of hay
There is a great cleaning anC
repairing Of shot guns about now.
John Norton has the best line O
boots and shoes in central Dakota.
We hear OF several new resi-
dences that are to be built this fall
Mr.. Wallace has sold his priz,
yoke of oxen for $3.50 the other day
Bessie Paul, of B%ritton, is il
che city visiting relatives and friends
Martin Serensen has been under
the weather for the last week or ter
lays,
M. Roxford, Of Waubay, paid
these pious headquarters a visit, OF
Monday.
Call and look at the immense
stock of John Norton. No trouble
to show goods.
The Model Mills arc again run,
ming and making the finest flour or
earth, as usual.
1t is rumored that several hay
presses IS 70. he put up in and
around Webster,
Mrs. i. II. Deyereaux left fol-
Mankato, MIMI, whero she will
join her husband.
-E. w. Smail's palatial residence
west Of the Court House is in til,
hands of the painters.
&C. Borse is in charge of the
Lion Drug store, while G.. ID. is
down doing the twin cities,
Two of Al. Haishe's brothers
to spend a few days visiting him
and their sister, Mrs. Goebel.
LEAVE your orders for our goods
in whole packages, we will give you
low prices. Goebel & Kramer.
Go to John Norton's for clothing
and secure the finest goods and low,
est prices ever offered in Dakota.
"A young lady in town is anxious
to know if Plymouth Rock hens ar,
the ones that lay hard boiled eggs
The city meat market win have
every variety Of meats indigenous
to this climate, on their counter to
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